Sentence examples for express direction from inspiring English sources
"The FA has been given express direction from Fifa that we cannot upgrade yellow cards to red," its statement read.
Last year the Chinese government, under the express direction of the president, Xi Jinping, published its Football Reform and Development Programme, a 50-point plan with the aim of making China a world footballing power.
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, by the "express direction of the President of the United States," sent a telegram to Young making the rare request for help from the Army to a private citizen and the head of a church.
General Eberhart, a decorated combat pilot, says that he is sensitive to the concerns of civil libertarians and that he would respond to a terrorist attack only at the express direction of the White House and the Pentagon, and at the request of local authorities.
The next day ‐- on June 13 , 2008‐- Ernst & Young met with the Lehman Board Audit Committee but did not advise it about Lee's assertions, despite an express direction from the Committee to advise on all allegations raised by Lee.
Auxiliaries that express direction and aktionsart (among other meanings) can with the assistance of a linking converb occupy the immediate postverbal position, e.g. uuž orhison drink- leave- 'drank up'.
Optical properties of single AuNP and their dimers also can depend on surface morphology and expressed direction of dimer axis relative to a glass surface [22, 23].
Use "to" for expressing direction, place, or position.. Use "to" for expressing direction, place, or position.
Yet without competitive elections, voters are deprived of an opportunity to express which direction they favor on these and other issues, resulting in the absurdity of the very same electorate continually re-electing officials who stand for vastly different things.
We can follow the same procedure as in Appendix 1 to express the direction information model in the local coordinate systems.
Elections are supposed to be an opportunity for the people to express the direction in which they want the country to travel.
